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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
4
The size effect hinges on denomination. Larger notes lead to bulkier wallets and different handling in wallets and wallets. Higher values reduce the number of notes needed for a value.
The forecast notes a sharp temperature drop from a high near 92 to a low around 59 within 48 hours, signaling unsettled conditions and a quick warm to cool transition across the area.
Thirty two cases in municipal court Monday show drivers ignoring brakes and pedestrians neglecting steps. The report notes a pattern of traffic and pedestrian mistakes leading to summonses and fines.
A civic appeal urges those who did not contribute in the first round of the Junior Chamber Industrial Board campaign for funds to complete their civic duty in the upcoming second round.
The present term of the circuit court invites the public to inspect the new courthouse. Many attendees will likely tell the courthouse commission that they have wrought well, praising the builders for their work.
The text imagines a future where cooks must pass a dietician exam to prepare meals such as ham and eggs, as doctors and manufacturers promote calorie and calcium standards. It critiques regulatory expansion in food preparation.
Officials in Knoxville announce enforcement of a historic statute threatening jail terms for those attempting self destruction and failing to complete the act. The remark implies severe penalties for failed suicide attempts.
Arthur Brisbane lauds Ramsey McDonald as an able leader and Lloyd George as Britain's greatest statesman in years. He argues that U.S. approval of a few million airplanes would complete his happiness.
A Decatur writer argues motorists will stop in Decatur on long trips between Nashville and Birmingham as the Bee Line highway expands. He cites Florida visitors and other travelers discovering lodging here, urging local promotion of the new concrete routes and bridges to attract passing income.
Opelika officials enforce a city ordinance requiring rabies inoculation for all dogs. The Opelika Daily News praises the police department for protecting public health amid dog safety concerns. It urges owners to provide shelter, food, and water to prevent rabies and warns against killing suspected rabid dogs before tests.
The Florence Times-News suggests Henry Ford may reenter Alabama industry indirectly via German dye interests linked to nitrogen fixation plants. Reports claim I. G. F. and Ford alliance from Berlin, with potential absorption of Ford’s German allotment by dye trusts, signaling a broader industrial fusion.
Threats were reported against Jack Dempsey as he plans a move to Chicago to promote sports events. The decision comes as he enters a new phase in his promotional career with potential rivals and security concerns.
Earl Bradley seized a fire extinguisher when a gasoline pump at the Bradley garage across from The Daily office erupted in flames. His quick action halted the blaze and likely prevented a costly fire, showing remarkable nerve under danger.
Arthur Brisbane comments on national mood and public affairs in 1926, offering observations on politics society and media influenced by postwar tensions and economic shifts.
Washington's elite seek respite from a long congress at the Annapolis Roads club on Chesapeake Bay. The resort offers a mile of white sand, golf from holes modeled on famous courses, and yachts docking at the pier. Board members include Gen. Summerall, Rear Adm. Moffett, and Com. Ingram.
The Polish pianist Paderewski uses a deluxe home on wheels during six months on tour. His private car has lighting heating telephones and room for an eight member entourage. He wakes late dines after concerts exercises and practices three to four hours daily then enjoys a movie when not playing.
Three diverse artists Paderewski Schumann-Heink and Heifetz converge on cinema and reading. Heifetz travels 50 miles to watch Chaplin films and hunts rare books on tour. Paderewski favors philosophy and biography while Schumann-Heink adores mystery fiction.
Article by Roy S. Copeland, M D, discusses interpreting infant cries as meaningful signals. It explains when crying indicates illness such as pneumonia, and how tears and crying patterns change with age. Includes reader health questions about weight, hair care, and cures for neuritis.
A collage of short poems and quips on life joy and mischief. The piece moves between reflections on happiness and laughter and light humorous exchanges about love and manners, ending with a string of liminal, fragmentary lines.
A 3A DAY entry listing diverse synonyms for distinct and unrelated meanings. Includes consent and reteem as verbs meaning grant allow agree or bestow. Presents a vocabulary set with concise definitions and usage notes.
James Singleton has entered Bowling Green Business University at Bowling Green Kentucky for a nine months term. Miss Ellen Hildreth returned on Monday night from Randolph Macon College for a short vacation to her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Hildreth. Mrs B F Martin and Mrs Clarke will leave Sunday night for Seattle Washington where they will attend the National Kiwanis convention. Mrs Lether Smith left Wednesday to visit relatives in Tennessee.
A reflection on Romans 6 1 6 explains that Christians dead to sin should not continue therein. It states believers were baptized into Jesus Christ and into His death so that they might walk in newness of life. The passage emphasizes sharing in Christ's death and resurrection.
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